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NLD( nonverbal learning disorder), dyscalculia, and dyslexia.
some do, like nonverbal learning disorder.
Non-verbal learning disability/disorder is not technically on the autism spectrum list, however some theorize that it is a form of autism. Some also speculate that NVLD (or NLD) and Asperger Syndrome are not only closely related but may be the same disorder.
It's neither in the DSM (4 or 5) nor the ICD (9 or 10); and it won't be until it can get a designated set of criteria.
Marilyn Martin has written: 'Helping children with nonverbal learning disabilities to flourish' -- subject(s): Nonverbal learning disabilities, Learning disabled children, Rehabilitation
Social learning theory suggests that individuals learn nonverbal communication through observation, imitation, and reinforcement. People observe the behavior of others, especially influential models such as parents or peers, and imitate their nonverbal cues. Positive reinforcement for using nonverbal communication effectively further encourages its development.
There is a spectrum of disorders that do not specifically affect the (typical) languages -- autism, comes to mind. For example, where you fix your gaze affects what information is received -- some don't fix their gaze in the usual manner. Hence, they don't get the information that other people get. Hence, they won't speak about the same things, etc..
People with a disability, this could be learning or physical such as moving them selves.
There is no specific med aimed at treating NVLD. Medication prescriptions for this disorder have to be individualized for the person that has the disorder. For example my child is on anxiety or mood stabilization medications because he is so anxious and has wild mood swings. Also behavioral therapy is very important in dealing with NVLD. This lessens the need for meds and often will extinguish undesirable behaviors should they arouse.
Chris Kiernan has written: 'Behaviour assessment battery' -- subject(s): Behavioral assessment of children, Children with mental disabilities, Psychological testing, Psychological tests 'People with learning disability who have offended or are at risk of offending' 'Pre-verbal communication schedule' -- subject(s): Handicapped, Means of communication, Nonverbal communication (Psychology) 'Starting Off (Human Horizons)' 'Analysis of programmes for teaching' -- subject(s): Education, Mentally handicapped children 'Signs and symbols' -- subject(s): Communicative disorders, Nonverbal communications, Sign language, Signs and symbols
Schedule an appointment with a neuropsychologist. He or she will know the appropriate tests.
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